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The World War I gun used a tipping lock system while the WWII aircraft gun uses a rotating bolt/lockring
Original pair has circular dark shaded lenses with steel surrounds mounted in leather (or perhaps synthetic Leather) blue/grey (shades vary) material complete with two ventilation ducts on either side to combat condensation
these lamps were placed in the War Reserve until recently released from military stores
There is also another stamp on some of these at the base of the pole
Original Item:
Original Vintage Military Issue Steel Caltrop Beretta The World War I gunOriginal Item: Don't tread on me! Found in a barn in northern France in the 1980's Known as Caltrops, these steel four pronged stars were typically scattered in roadways to puncture car tires, etc. Offered as collector items ONLY in as found condition, not intended for use! Approximates Dimensions 2 x 2 x 2 inches. All show long storage wear with minor rust and gunk.
